Leeds United vs Arsenal Predictions

The hosts will have a tough job on their hands and the Gunners will be looking to return to winning ways. Arsenal are likely to come out on top and secure a win against Leeds United in their upcoming Premier League clash

Match info: Premier League

Venue: Elland Road, West Yorkshire

Date: Saturday, 31^st January2026

Time: 4 pm Nigerian time

Leaders vs. Leeds United is on the menu at Elland Road this Saturday, as Arsenal endeavour to end their Premier League rut away to Daniel Farke's side.

The Gunners have endured a dismal three-game winless run in the top flight, whereas the Whites are strengthening their survival credentials by the week.

Head-to-head:

• Leeds United have won eight of the 31 Premier League meetings between the two teams.

• Arsenal recorded 18 victories.

• The remaining five clashes ended in draws.

• The Gunners have won all seven previous meetings with the Peacocks.

• Six of their last seven encounters produced at least two goals.

Form:

• Leeds United in the league: D-D-L-W-D

• Leeds United in all competitions: D-L-W-W-D

• Arsenal in the league: W-W-D-D-L

• Arsenal in all competitions: W-D-W-L-W

Team News:

• Leeds United will miss out on the services of Jaka Bijol and Daniel James. They are injured. Gabriel Gudmundsson’s availability is in doubt due to his fitness issues.

• Max Dowman is not going to be in action for Arsenal due to an injury.

Player(s) to watch:

• Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be looking to step up his game so that he can help his side stand a chance against the Gunners. The 28-year-old has scored nine goals and has an assist to his name in 21 Premier League appearances this season. Even though he has not been very consistent, Calvert-Lewin is going to play a crucial part.

• Leandro Trossard is going to be one of the main men in the attacking front for Arsenal. In 19 league matches of the ongoing campaign, he has nine goal contributions and will be looking to come up with a top performance here. The 31-year-old is going to lead the attack from the left, making him a constant threat to the opponent’s defence